Sentence examples for such readjustments from inspiring English sources

Such readjustments never exceeded 1.2 ms.

Such readjustments can make it reasonable to be confident, though not maximally certain, that a claim is true on the basis of evidence whose probability is less than 1 (Jeffrey 1983, 164 180).

If earlier protests lead to readjustments in laws and regulations (Cai 2010), such readjustments would signal that the central government wants the local governments to handle social conflicts appropriately; in this case, changes in laws and regulations represent the central government's attitudes towards protesters and can be seen as "signals" of political opportunities.

However, such readjustment of our economic understanding depends not only on the left finding its voice on such issues, but also on the politicians and economists of the right to echo Greenspan by admitting "I was wrong".

In many cities rebuilding was accompanied by a process of land readjustment which sought to improve the urban layout, though the success of both such readjustment and rebuilding programs varied between locations.

Altogether, this would lead to a readjustment in the levels of NADPH-dependent reactions, and such readjustment would remain even when the heat stress was no longer present.

The extent of such readjustment is certainly an important issue in facultative anaerobe yeasts with different capacities to ferment glucose (Crabtree effect).

The consequences of such a readjustment, however, may be dire.

Across the state, such a readjustment would shift power away from immigrant-heavy places, which tend to be poor.

It is unlikely that such structural readjustment will be realized in the near future.

Republicanism did not envisage any "social readjustment" (such as improving the quality of life for former-slaves), and they "were not revolutionaries in the deep meaning of the word".